Local Organizations are Pillars of Environmental Stewardship

The Marine Education Center and Sheldrake Environmental Center educate and inspire residents to protect and preserve our environment

“Music in the Manor” Series Debuts November 3

St. John's New Music Director Aims to Bring the Joy of Music to the Community

Volunteers Needed For 2024 Hommocks Conservation Area Fall Cleanup

The special day for taking care of Mother Nature in the Town of Mamaroneck will coincide with International Coastal Cleanup Day.

Capital Improvements At Recycling Facility Temporarily Means No Paper, Cardboard Accepted

Officials expect operations to return to normal no later than September 20th, in the meantime, other waste will still be accepted as usual.

New 9-11 Memorial Will Be Dedicated At 2024 Tri-Municipal Ceremony

The new monument will pay tribute to the local first responders who fell victim to illnesses related to their time at "Ground Zero."

Fundraiser Looks To Create A Space For Reflection After A Tragic Loss

A fire in New Rochelle took Judy Musumeci's life, but a community is raising money to share memories of happier times with neighbors.

Health Department Okays Reopening Of 2 More Westchester Beaches

Two LI Sound beaches will be permitted to open ahead of the weekend, but a toxic algae bloom is keeping two Westchester beaches closed.

Sound Shore Beach Closed Last Week Cleared To Reopen

Sandy fun in the sun is back on the agenda after the beach in Mamaroneck passed the latest tests from the health department.

LMC Media 7th Annual Tiki Party Is Summer Beach Ready

The annual event on Harbor Island is set, with tropical drinks, food, live performances, music and a family movie, all for a great cause.

Neighbors Turn To Each Other For Peace In The Face Of Tragic Loss

A community gathered to remember an energetic 6-year-old and his mom who lost their lives on their way to the final days of kindergarten.

Authorities Identify Mom and Kindergartener Killed By School Bus

The child was pronounced dead at the scene. The Mamaroneck woman was taken to the hospital, where she later died.

Larchmont Will Open Cooling Center As Temperatures Soar

The weather forecast is calling for heat index values between 95º F and 104º F this week.

'Coffee With A Cop' Comes To The Larchmont Farmers Market

Larchmont police are inviting residents to take a break from the farm stalls to informally chat over a cup of Joe.

Larchmont Mamaroneck Lions Welcome 9 New Members

With these latest inductions, the L-M Lions now have representatives from all of the local school districts.

Town of Mamaroneck Named Tree City USA For 32nd Year

The designation by the Arbor Day Foundation comes as the town completed planting 110 trees funded by a charitable grant. ​

'Highly Respected' Mamaroneck Deputy Village Manager Dies Suddenly

Flags have been flying at half-staff to honor the longtime public servant who is remembered for "devotion, professionalism and kindness."

Fire-Caused Power Outage Affecting All Of Larchmont: Village Officials

Traffic lights at all intersections are out; some residents may have brown water coming out of their faucets.

New Pro Soccer Team Sets Sights On Memorial Field Home |Patch PM

Babies'R'Us Reborn | Tragedy At Former Yellow Freight Lot | West Point Exercises Could Cause A Stir | Westchester 13-Year-Old Stabbed

Trafficker's Reign Of Terror Ends In Hudson Valley |Daily Digest

Plus, mystery hero made a lifesaving tourniquet, teens face hate crime charges, knife attack, Metallica helps fund college program.

Mamaroneck Town & Village Earn 'Climate Safe Community' Certifications

The program​ was conceived to support local efforts to meet the economic, social and environmental challenges posed by climate change.

Support Make-A-Wish Foundation With 'Quack Gives Back' At Duck Donuts

Customers will be able to round up their change or purchase a special-edition rubber duck to support local, critically ill children.

New Shark Handling Rules For Fishermen In NY Waters |On The Water

The NYSDEC said the new laws are intended to safeguard protected shark species from becoming collateral damage.

Voyeurism In The Hudson Valley+Lyrid Meteor Show |Daily Digest

Plus, Holtec sues New York over radioactive wastewater ban, Iona Prep student accused of stabbing teen and Wing Walk is back, baby!

Fields For Kids: 'Get A Salad, Give Back' At Chopt Mamaroneck Friday

If you dine in, just say you want to support Fields for Kids and the organization will get a 20 percent donation from every order.

K-9 Officer 'Ike' Receives Brand New Body Armor Thanks To Donation

Vested Interest in K9s, established in 2009, has a stated mission of providing bullet and stab protective vests to police dogs.

'The Magician' Defrauds IRS+10,000 Maniacs |Daily Digest

Plus, Westchester stabbing victim found at Bronx ER, shady 'contractors' knocking on doors and protesters block the bridge.

Congestion Pricing Revolt+ICE Takedown |Week In Review

Gas Leak, Not Weather, Caused Partial House Collapse | Body-Cam Video Of NYSP Shooting | 2 HV Towns Make Best Places To Live List

Cops Say $1,400 In Counterfeit Cash Passed At Store |Daily Digest

Plus, cast iron pipes cast out, Hudson Valley Powerball winner, killer filmed stabbing as a warning and children attacked in park.

County Sues Over Congestion Pricing+Michaels Returns |HV Daily Digest

Plus, $2M Mega Millions ticket sold here, inmate accused of killing fellow prisoner and holiday weekend showers mean spring flowers.

ICE Takedown+Elementary School Playground Stabbing |HV Daily Digest

Plus, body by the lake, car found in fatal hit-and-run, body-cam video of NYSP shooting and lottery fever.

Cuomo Nest's New Arrival+Brush Fire Season |HV Daily Digest

Plus, college student killed in hit-and-run, FBI offers $5K reward in pot shop robbery killings, cops hurt and 3 winning Powerballs sold.

Parks, Fields and Open Spaces Headline Local Summit Program

Importance of Open Spaces Emphasized, New Projects Discussed

Westchester Teen Among Youngest Ever To Earn Civil Air Patrol Honor

The 15-year-old from Mamaroneck was presented with the Civil Air Patrol’s highest cadet honor, the Gen. Carl A. Spaatz Award.

Body Part Suspects Released From Custody |Week In Review

Ring Camera Helps Find Missing Hiker​ | 'Studio On The Avenue' | Workers With The Developmentally Disabled Rally For Higher Pay​

Ticks Out Early In Hudson Valley Thanks To The Mild El Niño Winter

The emergence of ticks, carriers of Lyme disease, babesiosis and other diseases, is usually a mid-spring occurrence, but not this year.

Oscar Nominee Gets His Own Pie+Hit-And-Run Coverup |HV Daily Digest

Plus, Gorilla Stone gang leader gets 35 years; rain, rain, rain; a visit to The Roaring Twenties; "extra, extra, read all about Newsies."

Celebrate The Eclipse In NY+The Arc Is Filling Up |HV Daily Digest

Plus, kidnapped Hudson Valley man found at the mall, North of I-287 Job Fair, deadly hit-and-run and STEM Alliance program gets a boost.

'Studio On The Avenue' Creates A New Buzz In Heart Of The Community

The new LMC storefront studio brings the community media that binds neighbors together from the virtual to a shared physical space.

Local Rite Aid Stores Closing + Auto Auction Fire |Daily Digest

Plus,'Lighting The Way,' the return of a beloved chain store, the first female chief of detectives and a jammed gun spares a life.

14-Year-Old Killed In Snowplow Collision | Week In Review

40 Cats Rescued From Hoarder House Of Horrors | $7.9M COVID Relief Scheme | A Special Superbowl Trip | New Congressional Hip-Hop Taskforce